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2 Hazard Controls This section provides safe work practices and control measures used to reduce or eliminate potential hazards. These practices and controls are to be implemented by the party in control of either the site or the particular hazard. CH2M HILL employees and subcontractors must remain aware of the hazards affecting them regardless of who is responsible for controlling the hazards. CH2M HILL employees and subcontractors who do not understand any of these provisions should contact the DSC for clarification. In addition to the controls specified in this section, there are forms that may need to be completed for specific activities: • Task Hazard Analysis (THA) and Safety Pre-Task Planning (SPTP) Forms are contained in Attachment 9. For certain hazardous activities, the THA and SPTP may be required. In a THA, each basic step of the overall task is examined to identify potential hazards and to determine the preventative measures and the safest way to do the job. The THA must be completed and reviewed by the Project Team prior to performing the hazardous activity. THAs must be submitted to the Safety Coordinator and maintained onsite. A SPTP identifies the day’s activities to be performed, the required equipment, tools materials to be used, the potential hazards anticipated and the safety precautions to take to perform the activity safely. The SPTP must be completed and reviewed with the crew before the work begins. Any activity-specific training needed is given at this time. Each work crew’s SPTP must be signed by the crew members and the supervisor. The crew supervisor keeps the SPTP in the work area, revises it, and briefs the work crew when additional tasks are to be performed or when unanticipated hazards are encountered that were not listed on that day’s SPTP. The crew supervisor monitors the work crew’s compliance with the hazard control measures listed in the SPTP. • Hazard Communication forms are contained in Attachments 2, 3 and 7. The Chemical Product Hazard Communication Form (Attachment 2) must be completed prior to performing activities that expose personnel to hazardous chemicals or products. Upon completion of this form, the Safety Coordinator will verify that training is provided on the hazards associated with these chemicals and the control measures to be used to prevent exposure to CH2M HILL and subcontractor personnel. Labeling and MSDS systems will also be explained. This training is documented on the Chemical-Specific Training Form (Attachment 3). Project-Specific Material Safety Data Sheets (Attachment 7) are also contained in Attachment 4. • Confined Space Entry Permits are contained in Attachment 5. These permits are required to be completed by the entry supervisor and reviewed by the attendant(s) and entrant(s) prior to any confined space entry, including permit-required, alternate and non-permit confined spaces. During the confined space entry, the attendant(s) should document entrants as they enter and exit the space, keeping an accurate log of actual entrants at all times. After the confined space entry, the entry supervisor should review the permit and cancel it. Subcontractors are responsible for completing confined space entry permits for their own entries. • Fall Protection Evaluation Form is contained in Attachment 5. This form is to be completed the by CH2M HILL Safety Coordinator prior to performing activities that expose CH2M HILL personnel to fall hazards. CH2M HILL personnel that are exposed to fall hazards must complete CH2M HILL’s Initial Fall Protection Training and Project-Specific GNV310133632156.DOC/090840008 A-9
Training on the actual fall protection equipment and systems to be used. This training must be documented on the Project Fall Protection Evaluation Form. • Energized Electrical Work Permit is contained in Attachment 5. This permit is to be used when work must be performed on energized electrical equipment, for specific equipment and tasks. • Project-Activity Self-Assessment Checklists are contained in Attachment 6. These checklists are to be used to assess the adequacy of CH2M HILL and subcontractor sitespecific safety requirements. The objective of the self-assessment process is to identify gaps in project safety performance, and prompt for corrective actions in addressing these gaps. Self-assessment checklists should be completed early in the project, when tasks or conditions change, or when otherwise specified by the HSM. The self-assessment checklists, including documented corrective actions, should be made part of the permanent project records, and be promptly submitted to the HSM. Subcontractors are responsible for completing confined space entry permits for their own entries. Flow Monitor Installation Activities: • Self-Assessment Checklists: o Confined Space Entry - Prior to each entry or use. • Confined Space Entry Permits: Prior to each confined space entry. • THA and SPTP: prior to each confined space entry. Construction Activities: • Self-Assessment Checklists: o Confined Space Entry, Excavations, Scaffolding - Prior to each entry or use. o Fall Protection – Prior to use when using anything besides guardrails o Earthmoving Equipment, Cranes – Initially then Quarterly. • Confined Space Entry Permits: Prior to each confined space entry. • Fall Protection Evaluation Form: Prior to using fall protection other than guardrails. • THA and SPTP: prior to each confined space entry and use of fall protection other than guardrails Project Specific Vaccines All site personnel entering confined spaces with waste and storm water must be offered Hepatitis A, B and tetanus vaccinations. A-10 GNV310133632156.DOC/090840008
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